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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
NEWS F1ON THE SUBURBS.


~ 10 ting Of tho Young Mons Rerubican club,
II Railway 81 Friday evening. the following delegates
""r, c-stcI 10 tn: National Convention of Republic an
rnhs to be held In chirhcring Hall Ncwlort. Dercm-
Ter -, 1G and Il q: william Chamberlain. George Patton
Edca', II. H. soule Watrr y. Houston and :. Rushing
'Nno. The a. crnerS are ". r. KI>Scll \. F. Miller,
W II. Dju.a b. T. nlaciburn and William Il. Glib
bons.
The verdict OF the coroncr'S Jury In the Crun"wald
murder ra>c has led To thr oAcr Of a reward for tho
arrest Of the murderer GIuncwa aid disappeared about
TWO weeks ago and his dead boly wa, foInd at the
loot of prrcip;cc near The lower part of the cts Of
NcN-I.In,vitl. Tn, skull crushed in. Blood
-" ~ found I'm dark alley aboHt fits feet from the
spot whore The body iii covered. Somo 900
feet further found another pool and rrai led
from # for about 100 feet. The authorities have
detective, at work the case and every effort Is
bcinr made 30 apprchenl the murderer
\ Young Men. Republican Club is lcn. organized
N NOJrbr lsc.
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RrCKINGHAM-At Poushkespse, y =. December
lsS5 ph~n ~ HucSins - the - year d hi' az,
DIV D~cembcr ;. at .o'cl,sA . m.
rlepEVi. y -~rtl,n'v on Drcember 3. 1857. LOUIS A
Hos levcH Ier-cy CITY.
Notlroo' ilncri h'rea'trr
HANrMoND or 0,@ ~ inst. Emma wife Of william Ham
~" crai IA lSv. At 3p m. from Is chn,on-st
HILroN-on December 3. Arthur =. ony chid OF Arthur
Fnurrni scrv,e,At - 10 clifton fhcc. Bro,slyn, Monday
December D. ~ TO- d.
m -, V, ANA family arc invited atsal the
IL Vest jJtl st. Tuesday. the Oh nSE. al IL clock
Ini,imcnt at oakvook Cemetcry. Mount k'co " y.
IT., .ludly rsln's ol ina n' 10 'er' % Sol
MARTIN suddenly bec"mber !, James VI T. iTlh' 'r''
at az yeir, ant > mpn,h.. . 80 ~ ~
rnn",nl services ron Cly!y " f. Chnro+ East orange
Tr.ia-cave We't 25;L At % p M +. Sh-moer''''' At
cn, ,nys'i to t,nG
'arfItgcs v.t b-in vrtns ~ ProtP,,t stree station
YH,w6mSs. y g. raner. peas c,py.
NAsH Mortcn J.! lh pnanS III pc Sss ''ors
Funeral It II. Marks Church ia.kinS th~e - Non,
pn ~ At Nontclar y. t. December =. william Pr ce. IN
-11y,cs az tae rc-llenr" OF daneher. Mr. Cornelius
- tri II frol fsOt OF Cham1ersst
rirMr-or satuEnay pco"Hior D. l'S7 r carly in the
Mr'M Illmp lre years, m'ntAan'2l lays
rNlp-At !a,rslcc on tie Sd INST. suddenly Helen.
an Int. G,or - Curl AT Eug enl1 bIa"chart Rand
a., ION y~,r OF hT tS,.
,.,IHNtr5,-At Boston Mass. on FRIDAY evening. ne
c~mDcr > Dcv sou.hwick aged 81 years wdo" OF the
l.tr .oy.l ~.niihNi"
' "a To, iavtr3 to 2,,c@s The i"S'T Ser.
t,n GA n 8 lt,. December q. ~ O'cl0
'roN' ~ p,prrs pl l'e COY.
skfNSEH II N@ny. on ErSiay the I'd nst John w.
a'ion h. nncfA rom his late rs,ienc'. 08l Broadway
ALBANY MOiuay afternoon, al O'clock
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JERSEY CITY.


Policeman Jones. 81 the Fourth Precinct. while
patr"lling Grand st.. ahOut Il 80 a. m. yesterday
discovered TWO burglar IA the act of brcaling into
George Cot err shoe st,'c No. 30 Grandst. llr
seized One OF them ..rcd two shots at the other
Who ran away. The p...1n"r. no said M was Louis
Fisher. Of Jane, and chatham SIS. New York. and
who had burglars tool, in his possession, committed
for trial.
The Commissioners OF Adjustment under the Martin
Net submitted their hnh report to Judge Knapp In the
Circuit Court ycstcida,. The fourth report which
Vas submitted week ago confirmed
Two youthful lovers who away few days ago
were captured yesterday No. CO. fa, one hundred
and forty eighth 81. Nov York, and brought back hero
The boy is william Davis, age eighteen, and the girl
katc Mabrcy, agc hft II. Davis wa, employed as =
toN-boy b. the Jersey City and Bergen Railroad
Company. and the girl lived with her parents at No
40 CuumuulpaW ave. ON Wednesday Last DAVIS
drew So salary ard dis opcarcd The girl left homo
the same dag. ON Wednesday might they went 10
Tho house Of 2 widow. named Mcclure. In Grand ST.
=. T.. and remained there until Friday. when they
went to DAVIS, others house in Harlem. The
-rl, father took her home. Davis was locked up ON
"a th3isc Of abduction.
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Tho new republican orrlrl l'on 81 New-,'o'h"I" Wii
bold another Hr.'.ur az Friday l" h't N" r'i"r. ol
~. c,,f,nfc. appointed 10 lrff suitable constitution
nj ny-iaw, Delegate 10 sp %" cIirh 10 dltsni Tue
Rrplbllc,n clIbs convention In New"
Tlrc,n.tri .n or go 'or the - age ~ NJ Yer
non y III DO commenced a. sarr DAY. the state "ii
Of Health and legal nu'hrtlrS having approved 'pe
plans ADOPTED bt the trisiess of the village
In ,h. .n.c,, rer,,, AZ he sIp~r,ne CoIr AT White
Pl1irs y.,tf rday rN ful~e o.. o. lanes indlf Ho"h
To- an Injunction rctrll lohn o. tni'r'nn IRON pro
sitter The sff of indrr~rs against MS si$"r - i
friendly one 10 Obtain .rirr Of hr csuti Tor hi
non ale OF The esat, 4 tie late john NrSrssn ne
millionaire. !obaccon,t. iartyiewn since the set
msut win Mar, Maud WATSON. siHHddAu. hte. OF Ar
de SOW oter ALLEGED hsrs h2y" turned M IL IN" NrNi
and estrherr IN. Object al the application Tor an M
innrtop ~ ia nabl. tue claimant, 10 establish hcIr
claim, 10 sbnr- Of the cs' Rte. r." nearing On nc "o
iisr fsi lie iuunctIon was adjourned Tor one week.
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Vgor ms decline when dyspepsia "'a los th' SION"
ach Tho d,eA,e prolonged by neglect entails sr'''o"'
io Of ne-h AM serious a. the mu'on ar Tissue 10
invse..A.o Thoroughly and speedily 'oan 'o n"o"r Il e
gnrd There mono comparable to Host 't''r' stomach
ttc, -incc u in. iitntes AMI Continued p'rpe'""''"
rcr o. the u,.lc. VIII. lave lc mol ~ '"lN VI OF ana
cia,t civ m ,eauenco OF assini"n "t th' Io No
Time ,oad be Lost IN b,unins the r"Par"e process h"'
,o,iI tter, II, any delay removing those hl rhi' "l
f,spt orcurr,nce which cpntrihnc u ana i"'rr a. 90
,.o,l., condition Of th- SON c. ani nerves VIZ
con t nation and liver CON plant "'''"er' WI" " '-
,r. d, II .4,tre,lir q II also icnole- am pro
,.,f. al,at rad trouble and ~ pr M ''NHh
an ue recovery vi strength Tor eonTAeseht' no "Ats
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Post Olice Nrticc

Should be reai daily by all Interested as changes may
Letters for foreign countries need not he specially adj
dresse' cor di-pach bv any particular seam p Aep WIN
doc MONT letters no caly addressed being SEN Dy ma
Foreign mall. for TIE weak ending December close
(pr,nptiy in AL clsrsl atthts Dace rs follows
Wa .v ~ 'tcr, 81 dr sr MoIean sti, %,s
be- irestsi "per Yslest,,'l.
lone Aieca per stea. hip Boston
rUhsDAy-At r. M. FOR rrutiI per steamship Harold.
from Now Orletia
and Corr, ),r steamship Lisbonense. from HalIi.
Tw. via soutn.mptou aa sren,l, d'tt.r' .or !rs.a!
mus, ., a. c.t wa ausn.;Swn siter, for fsas
5ritala and other Enrope,n countries must DO d.
5 GSrse,a per .-..ag rs, ean;a Tor DEM
TrURsD\r-At n m, for Jauil.a al Insgua par
c3 A.ns r., at ? M .r N.:'aa Fl I ist
Beriuuii. per steamship ir ~ al at p ~ for Cam
ga ,anaan Al letters Tor otsr heieta state. IS
Greeted "per ManIa,,sm al 49, M LOT d.
sATURDAY-At a M for Hr,1tl and ae la Plata coun.
Brazil tos st. Is2aA, r a. y, G,T n. VI. st.
VIA B'r6,doe. per ,telTshlg A!yAncs, from Newpors
rrctei Der advance y At 10 a. N entra America
AMI south Pacific ports per stsamship O. On. va As
SpoSn', at 10 scotland r,cs per steamship
Anchors, via al l,goT dettcrs mnst Is directed per
Ancnoriac at 10 m. tot France. wlusrIana Italy.
and rer" " psr grs. com 1 . Wa
directed "por La Bretlg - at 1880 a. M Tor Great
wa Queenstosn deter. must be i rectei city ot
iich nond Al lO.aO .or ..urc stsa nsa.p
Etrur4d. enstoNn Qe Rs Tor France. switzerland
1t .y Spain an POr must b" directed per Etr
RAJ al 1880 m. Tor Belgium hiroct steam ship
Hhynland. Antwerp Qetters must be directed "p-r
Hhynlanl"! at IL a. "a ~. Hayu aud lnasua, por
steamship Atlsl
Mai. for Australia. Nev.ze.Ant s,,lvieh. FIJI and ST.
moan Is,lls. por stohn-lip Ala (trDn san frin
cscn Close nara ncctAIDsr = b.. 500 H cor on ARRIVAL
Newly OF st-l nstD Pop !bc Win irislsl nails TOR
AusrIiO. Malls ioT Ciina anl Jarap per stetm'p>~u
4 Fflnciscpl close hrrs Deco ler = Al
~. Ma. society Isl Ia sap IfOpc
Bird from Frtnciscs'. Glove hsrD DeccmO-r - sg
u. IN Malls FOL cuba. ~ rail % ma. r. H. All
thcsce steamer Key West FL ~ Gloss AZ this ohss
nai.y al .. 30 a. m.
Tho schedule OF closing Il Trans Pacific mails IS
ranged ON the urssumnon .f their uninterrupted overland
trans IL a. san Francisco Mails frO the East arriving
time az san Francisco the day OF sailing .. ara
dispatched theme -auc lay.
HENRY g. PEARSON. Postmaster.
Pos. ONCE New York. y. Y. Dec. = 1851
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Ntu-J.4SlY c04lr NOTES.
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS FOR NrNr srTTrE--Nrw
COTTAGES RrING IJITT.

COTTAGES BrIVG IrI1T
LovG Branch Dec. B. Edvi. ], Adams. # thc
lacking n,ri Of Window, Iauicr Co.. % ~ lo'h
{. on, Of the ncw property o~. .- 10 r..r nnou.
Iuu.-on nuaI between Sca Br.af a.g r. Ia Is
year ago VIZ. Ma ard DIS far 'ly orcup % rI.s,
mere, on Of the lcaufliul cu' .. or nd Dt john
Harper Ipuu,L. Mr. ADAMS Wa ~ pca-rl with tht
pic urcsquc resort hat he ha. puiAa-ci aJnI twenty
acres If line ard lie La expended 4 large anoHl,i
In grading h- property and q. crortn, ono ~ tn
finest cotta. on the oon~t for h- -umrcr home.
Ia the d-Arh II Daniel T. Lyidy II. Ncw-York this
week, Long Branch lo-t a devoted friend air. I-ydiy
wa a leader the important imP.D' 'inenis at Lake
Ia.an,,scc and 10y erecting number IL Costly col
tagcs a Ebcron, grcatlJ benefited That portion oi
tie branch.
The Rev. Or jane :. Chadv Ok, o. New Nufh, has
contracted for the erection ol hard-cme oottlso hf
li- own ne on the 'i,oro - the Atlantic Highlands
T. j. Bcny. of Trenton, Z, c.ac.ins ~'scA ., oil
sized cot asc- tie east side Oi second se., L'ns
i,iancA. between br)4IwAy and chelsea -Nc.
George l.. sand', tho proprietor of the octag 'n
House a Bright, Will build new cottage a.
IIoadst and IL Roy place.
\ new boulevard - " DO laid pui from ltum-"n 10
Tcd Bank 1t vii u oOntlnu.l.O oil wAAi 1, h"o' %
The Hidgo road II wi star n -. Goo. 81 b
Irote-tant Episcopal church Ia th' ncds az Eui-'oA,
and run Ia a straight line 10 Red Bank
The Lish ands Leach Implo'cmoi Company ha@
fed 90, co..i oac of I0iatlo IL tnc County ,Icfk
once a. Freehold The capital stOcA j. 100000.
The incorposaor' are Ferdinand i.sh, Oh ~" orb
joe ph G. DAVIS, of ~Oth OfHi g, y j., AID hcdloh
=. ioWcT, OF lialnicId y. ).
me NiantIc Highland, camp Meeting As-o, alton
M 10 cree. d new buIdlns To- its own U-r a. Ill-I ana
LAY view ave-. IL VII CONTAIN tlo a--O,4i.VA OIL c-
ahd a punllc hall.
Inc IDal estate transfers recorded Ia Monmouth l"'
tho Ia,t Wceh iuOt up nearly s!UOuup. 4Ac Du'"'"e
contracts sent IN foI aggregate sr3,uOO.
John Day. OF New orb, IS spending aboui Sl','OO
in addition Of his cottages on Oc, - - i
Long Branch
Tho alterations to the Hotel Brunswick a. Fourth
and Kingsley H., A-buIy PAN. VIII tst +i-,u"p
An addition Is being made to thr ocean Hotel a
tSLury Park
Philip DAILY has a now arioslan We'll system IN
Olerati0n az Iruolsidc VIA, at Chelsea and rccond
a '... Long Branch.
The number Of summer visitors at Red Bank grow
larger every year. Tho town * enjoying NuiC.N-
loom I'm anilcl patton of "A iis season neat soar.
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GERAANIS FOREIGN RELATIONS
CONTENT WITH TIE FaEycr PRESIDENT
The ATTITUDE oF RUSSIA STIiI \ MATTER or
ANN'ElY-AN ENCOURAGING REPORT FROM HE |
CROWN IEISCE.


'P8'''t'i iS7'i ~ TIE Ne'r- l'rl As'ocirsi Pre-.
h'l'"i' INC "'-'Hc-al AID diplomatic circles in
l'fnu ware sorbcd in to-day devc!o. u Paris.
but Tn lllic interest no; at az strained IN
'a'Ih. stream OF kilograms poured Into ia, Foreign
once ami The Diet dis of tr No.ing al Vc,ai r. wc,e
SOM "'h'ul delay ~ FriSd.ich'rulc. Tho election
OF NJ sadiC arnoi is letter received official
thal would have been that of NJ. de Trc!cnet or
NJ Ferry. Til" new Presdcn, Is oonsidcl od to be
iecpe man. Nho would l." unwilling 10 consent To-
rH'atlons which might bring about European war.
II Is also believed that be VIII De unable 10 ma!e a
anceS against Germany. III, personal preferences
for ncull pacific policy md he viii Try to govern
through a Ministry with the same tendencies.
Dispachc, received hove from IN" German Embassy
AT Paris record the gratifying fact thu though it
considered necessary guard tho a. r ,actes Tho
Embassy. everything peaceful during the excite
cnt The absence OF any anti &C dcmonstr ION
Ito efforts 90 NJ Dciou.cJc and others 10 rro. 1e
patriotic cbuh IN finding response. Is raising hopes
that Che desire for revenge uron Germany is growing
less rancorous.
ANrrrECroNs STILL roR>upABLE N nrssrA.
On tho side Of Russia, the situation st continues
grave The ear has failed To gain control of The anti
German party. aud if h. himself is convinced o. the
friendly intentions Of tn Germ Government. he has
lccn unable 10 persuade a majority in tho Imperial
Council that practical measures are necessary to
restore au entente. In tn meantime tie snt4crluan
members of the Ministry remain IN power, end the
od de- Of NJ de Gers inStructing the press to cease
attacking germany is dcfed. An instance OF tho Dis
regard of tine or IS contained in an article I'm the mill
tay or. stci" which declares IL" statement that
the Ozat had cci'cd oi ged lcies msrcprcSenng tine
German policy to be nonsense. and that the clcc
lion OF Prince iereInand 10 ia" Bulgarian throne
moi 'hN work If Or 'auiS intrigue, but Of Prince lis
marcl Vino caused the Emperor 70 receive Prince Fer
diuand AT Bcrlin the day The ca Informed the
German Government that the Prince Of Mineclia had
cen nominated to the bulgarian thio'".
In "A sinil@' 81 ain Th' Moscow Ga1'ttc' wants
ire kh>S'an determination never 10 cunNac an en-
tcnic I'M ii Gc ny ceases trying 10 dominate Europe.
hus>a.' says Ihc Gazcii',' " ca" to'Nac no pre-
domnarcrs. rcqnhcs no alliance and VIII not allow
hc -e'' u hc du!cd7
Tn" language Of IN" inspired Eu> sian press indicates
ic!"nd mistake that IN" Irc' o. rene" al OF H." cor
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LOSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

sorTm FnAMiHGnAa. Mass, Dec 3-Ihe straw eooo'
factory of H. A. Biliugs Co. was partially destroyed
IN day nv fire. causing loss to the building secH ana
machinery Of abe u $4,000; Insured Tor 1'voou W.
Crrtru Ont Dec. She Commercial Ilo'c' one OF
he largest in the city. burned early thls mo''
The que ia had 10 Jump from the second ara lhd So'
isows TO save their lives. Several were injured Dn'
none scr ously. Baird Opera np'.y "' wy oji il
"A complete
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ATHLETES WIN A MCsIOAL TCRy.

Al the musicale OF the Manhattan Athletic club last
night the fsswiEg welknown gentlemen were present:
Colonel H. &. IngersDl, G. {. baldwin i. L. Murray,
G. H. story Dr. j. ;. Kennecy Edward townsend
" + Macr Frederick No traBd, H. Gibbehs, VI OBreH'
A NJ KiroY Frank ". sanger. T. Henry French ann
Charles GlennY The following gentlemen sent IoelS
q regret Charles \. Dana George Jones, L. & bhHhei
Bran etoker, Marx Twain Robert IIillisrd, AuGusth
ID.
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FcR VIOLATING me FAcToRr Law.

Troy, y. Y, Dec. 3-In the Recorders Court at
Coloes this morning four French women charged with
violation OF tie aciery laws in allowing their children
uudcr thirteen years OF to work IN mills which Vio
ston alleged to have been committed PRIOR 10 'ne
passage OF the act LAY %, 1887 were discharged
rho ria sf eighf Other wOiann, whose ALLEGED Violation
q, The law WAS committed since the passage ei the aUsFc
,ct was adiournrd 1. December 10. The act o. lSN|
,nakcs a violation oi The factory laws nlsdenedhoi
Before the act of rs passed. violation Oh the
fuctory laws was not a nislemeanOr
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socIAE NOTES FROM rHILADELFHJA.

pm ,pIIIIIA. Dec. 5 (SpecdI-Ihe Iil''"f''i 'o'''
ety. which occupies the home OF the late "'''"' "o"''
Patterson has begun a ser 90 Of receptions
slr. thnries HendrcA-. OF NswfsiA WI" mas "''" WI
q v.it 20 the city, has been entertainer Ut '"o "'
ON Tuesday evening Mayor Filter gives o'n"o' :"
Governor Ieayer and Sian -. =, ~ v,rl
Mr.. Batter Duncan ami Mrs Paul Dana 81 New i"'A'
are WISHING Mrs. Harry lhgcrsoh =" he @ ' w,otcn
,,cor,. N Ihlds has lc' his country louise :" N"'c"
for 4 H. iacr and returned 10 ais Nhiuui-s uo"c.
at IJI IcH
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7rrrrvr Io-AL OBSERVATIONS.

gtr
Ia the diagram 4 continuous Be shows the b'rou'l'
fu,ton- ,e-t"ihly. observed al tn tniIri
ma. roi,d al IIu,inuts pharmacy. rs Ifo1d"'H'
qy,prsv OFyfcF Dec. ii A. The changes III inc
barometer Yesterday wers slight. The tsmPe'"'"''
ran eel between ~ AMI 80. tns average u-'s' D's
lOiss higher than on Friday. ~, LII ,,,.,b.v be
,,ir c,nt.rr follow II IA the at'"r"""n h' r''"
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TIE WE1THER REPORE

cOv.svtrvr tvDicArpS. -FpG - HOURS
w,su>Gfov Dee 3.-Ior MAssachu7c't, 'oAN''"
crt and Eastern NewYort. warmer 1ir weather ''o"
ell hy rain fresh hrsF souiheastery wind' Vee''"@
10 westerly increasing In force OF the coast
For Eastern rcrs'Jiflnit and 's"- i-r''J' ''''
tt, w., ihcr followed by rain fresh 10 brisk s"u'',
,s,I, vcerins to westerly. Increasing Al force on o
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nrnltLNENr ARRIvlLS.

L. %, ,,no, Hof>, Senator George f. Ho"r OF MA & ~
,ot,. hsrlfs nory smith. Of ~ 1"lPii 1rctjnahaU,
ry,d Consul Kingston. Jamaica ~" r1,
Eof,- Vfn,Aso. o. G. Marsh OF ae 'oogu- Ma. Ire.
Hnt,j rtn,,ssor C. - Snir1t 81 BI"okiine i,,sr,,
roort Jon,r- tooupi j. g. {. Lee u =. H's Iyi'rnr
Jf.fr'-N H. Ingals. OF tibcn",., ~ 1i.tk Nove Of
n
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ELIZABETH.

IT, central Railroad Company Is testing tho new
steam ca.-l,a'ur invention IN ihc la1rh roa lc"ecn
% ci'y an N,wifh, i1r with the most satisfactory
results.
Ex.~' rrr Forsyth. who Sheriff from 1-71 to
1--i has made claim upon TIC Board OF Fr"ehoidcrS
f1r all county i,n foe, COLLECTED ~ tho county during
thar time. lie bass - claim ufon the recent dsc
500, of tne Supreme Court TIA tn; sheriff IS entitled
TO tlc 90 toay Of Tho jail
County Attorney Ward la decided that the County
Lo,r of Cluvasscrs h.d aut' ori'y 10 snbpo ma wi"
uc SIS d.ru. t- recent canvas II th' vot', Of tle
ir,f ccr.r and the iii, for fcc, and serving sub
prra, mu,' 20 unpaid.
Hl- TO- .t.cct-li-htne have hcen mad" by Nh"
-.inyr Trr,ae L-l Company for inca'd",c'nt
'.t. 30 $40 90 AMI ~ 80 pr annnm. LAMPS 70 burn
nom sunset 20 SUNRISE Tho committee will award the
cont a't ou I,lay
De case = p'riim ca ma the colorcd man aocnS e
= ic.., on. of ii- Ila Dicd fire. bugs" was oh Ir
f,. 70 o9 hr rA- term upon motion of the comfy
Prosecutor. Ca.man's Tail was fixed at $500 by
Ju o. " .Oolm.ck
C,tc-nor nd NJ rr.on hav" sod cards for TO-
ccpiions on Ihsisnals, D~crm'cr . and L.
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orr fIffR \
EVAN GANDDL.pIT.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 3 lSp,ciaij. Randolph hcau
q, tho firm al ranasrpn 4 fruks cotton merchants. died
tui, morning fr.m "a stroke Of paralysis AT No wv
Alch-s lie wa born IN this city on OcteDer ~ 49,
AMI has always lvsd h-re ON November l. lo'" "e
foru,ad VIII, The late William T.. jerks the hrn o. hah
...,n d Icni, and B., the firm active he"I uIt
Ms Ia.t ,at ring ne 10 Eurofe WITH NJ fanny
and while ia l'ar's hal stroke OF p.r~yN- ir 30 w
frror-rsd r0m 'ls effects of MS lie l'Ner "l"""
two daughters a-d "A son
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The fair and old curiosity shop" h'ld ~ y" ga
rim ave for the benefit of the House OF '"' '"'
.,.ri,ap closed most successfully last nShI. INC
,,.,hatt,n Athletic Iuh had a close ran WIN arr
,,, H.. ms ,,.-iun Of the sIrnhd tppilhl N"'" ''
The foir has realized a large sum oi mo"'N'
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ous ethical ana thcrl
pruc appi mental thr- tan science classes
iorm.i lectures complete the
VII not oon,lnu" over IL dayA Al =, per
son, earnest sock ~ tp.tt viii be eligible. The Home
T. und.r tho n-r.olt ton o. Nrs H. G. Barrow
~ b. nov .cioust whore nvrlids and al per
spns +.lftug trciturut Dbln bsarL free lecture
sv.ty -rnlv ~ The Institute ~ m PAtenis trelol on
aprl,a III prcrnper begins wednesday. 3th, D. IA
II. {. HARROW q. :. Princ'Dll
3J7 wet "a St. Now York city.
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McirOp0ltar Polo Iclgic. viii pay a game al 'llc
IayOula Rink. Jcr-,y CITY. tomorrow evening The
IN good ctr,ditlou after their weeks vi prac
tico and COED gam may be booked tOr.
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~ho NDrh PafnG.ld borough Council has refused
10 have any dcaliu,, hruc"t"'th with th" Hn'nhcld
Electric Ilcif Company ana vii compel that corpora
tiou 10 rcmorc from th' borough streets the unused
pole, which rrc all tha n'n~in ~ H. electric system
BID, fl fhr lighting Of me borough have been opened,
and a contract wy probably lc awarded th" New
York and New Jersey Globe Cas Light Company.
The loro1rh streets now unsafe for night travel
tn" Democratic candidates Tor cry Council ar"
First Ward T. Warren Watson Second ward, Wilton
Randolph: ThiId ward. Roscoe Claiming. Fourth
ward. Elmer y Morc't. All are license men.
IT, first ~ the Young Mems Christian Association
Philharmonic Gibbs concerts Will BE- gIvon Tuesday
6vcuius
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Religious Notices.

Ia her O(onnor Of the Reformed Catholic con-
~. eaton ptear-s In Grad opera Hon evc'nng si3
sRS 900 nv New.YorS Catholics ~ the popo-What
Viii lie do With 1T" All invited
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